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Gujarat Government Prepares Draft Rules For Gaming Zones, Invites Suggestions
Under section 33 of the Gujarat Police Act, 1951, the Commissioner of Police and District Magistrates have the authority to frame rules in this regard.
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Rajkot Game Zone Fire: Probe Team Cites "Serious Negligence" By Officials, Owners
Serious negligence on the part of the operators of the TRP game zone as well as officials of Rajkot Municipal Corporation (RMC), city police and Roads and Buildings Department caused the devastating fire on May 25 in which 27 lives were lost,
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4 Officials Arrested In Rajkot Gaming Zone Tragedy, Fire Chief Questioned
The Rajkot police on Thursday arrested four government officials, including a town planning officer (TPO), in connection with the devastating fire at TRP game zone on May 25 that claimed 27 lives.
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Massive Fire At Gujarat Gaming Zone Killed Co-Owner Too
Prakash Hiran, one of the owners of TRP Gamezone in Gujarat's Rajkot, where 27 people, including children, died in a massive fire, was also killed in the blaze.
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9 Bodies Recovered From Gujarat Fire Tragedy Identified Through DNA Test
The identities of nine bodies recovered from the fire-ravaged TRP Game Zone in Rajkot have been established through DNA analysis, said Gujarat Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghavi on Monday.
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Partner Of Rajkot Gaming Zone Third To Be Arrested After Fire
Twenty-seven persons, including four children, were killed and three others injured in the massive fire that swept through the TRP game zone in the Nana Mava locality teeming with people on Saturday evening.
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5 Of Family Killed In Gaming Zone Fire Tragedy In Gujarat's Rajkot
A fun weekend outing turned tragic for the Jadeja family, who lost five of its members in the massive fire at the TRP game zone in Gujarat's Rajkot city.
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Rajkot Gaming Zone Had Just One Exit, Was Running Without Fire License
Rajkot Game Zone Fire News: The massive fire at a gaming zone in Rajkot which resulted in the death of 27 people, including 9 children, has raised serious questions about the safety standards at the facility.
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Gujarat Government Prepares Draft Rules For Gaming Zones, Invites Suggestions
Under section 33 of the Gujarat Police Act, 1951, the Commissioner of Police and District Magistrates have the authority to frame rules in this regard.
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Rajkot Game Zone Fire: Probe Team Cites "Serious Negligence" By Officials, Owners
Serious negligence on the part of the operators of the TRP game zone as well as officials of Rajkot Municipal Corporation (RMC), city police and Roads and Buildings Department caused the devastating fire on May 25 in which 27 lives were lost,
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4 Officials Arrested In Rajkot Gaming Zone Tragedy, Fire Chief Questioned
The Rajkot police on Thursday arrested four government officials, including a town planning officer (TPO), in connection with the devastating fire at TRP game zone on May 25 that claimed 27 lives.
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Massive Fire At Gujarat Gaming Zone Killed Co-Owner Too
Prakash Hiran, one of the owners of TRP Gamezone in Gujarat's Rajkot, where 27 people, including children, died in a massive fire, was also killed in the blaze.
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9 Bodies Recovered From Gujarat Fire Tragedy Identified Through DNA Test
The identities of nine bodies recovered from the fire-ravaged TRP Game Zone in Rajkot have been established through DNA analysis, said Gujarat Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghavi on Monday.
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Partner Of Rajkot Gaming Zone Third To Be Arrested After Fire
Twenty-seven persons, including four children, were killed and three others injured in the massive fire that swept through the TRP game zone in the Nana Mava locality teeming with people on Saturday evening.
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5 Of Family Killed In Gaming Zone Fire Tragedy In Gujarat's Rajkot
A fun weekend outing turned tragic for the Jadeja family, who lost five of its members in the massive fire at the TRP game zone in Gujarat's Rajkot city.
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Rajkot Gaming Zone Had Just One Exit, Was Running Without Fire License
Rajkot Game Zone Fire News: The massive fire at a gaming zone in Rajkot which resulted in the death of 27 people, including 9 children, has raised serious questions about the safety standards at the facility.
